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The positive impact of the new system is evident. Residents have expressed their satisfaction with the increased security and ease of use. The advanced facial recognition technology has added a layer of sophistication to the complex, elevating its appeal and value to potential buyers and tenants.


Products At the heart of the Holiday Wharf / Canal Wharf security upgrade is the Akuvox access control system. This comprehensive solution features a range of advanced products and ‘smart intercom’ products designed to provide maximum security and convenience. Central to the system is the facial recognition access credentials featured within the Akuvox R29C and E16 smart door intercoms, a state-of-the-art access credential technology that accurately identifies residents and authorised personnel. By capturing and analysing facial features, the system grants or denies access with speed and precision.


Furthermore, each of the 140+ apartments feature an Akuvox touchscreen answering panel which not only provides high definition audio/video communication with visitors requesting access but also allows individual residents to integrate these touchscreen panels with any smart-home automation platforms they may be using within their apartment.


The system also includes a robust database management system, allowing for efficient control over access permissions. This feature enables property management to easily manage resident information, grant access privileges, and monitor system activity.


The integration of the Akuvox system with the apartment complex’s existing infrastructure ensures seamless operation. The system works in harmony with other


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building management systems, providing a unified approach to security and property management. By leveraging the power of facial recognition and advanced database management, the Akuvox system delivers a superior level of security and live analytical reporting without compromising convenience for residents.


Results and benefits The implementation of the Akuvox access control system at Holiday / Canal Wharf development has yielded impressive results. The most significant benefit is a substantial enhancement in security. By replacing traditional, less secure methods with advanced facial recognition technology, the complex has effectively eliminated the risk of unauthorised access. Residents have embraced the new system enthusiastically, praising its convenience and efficiency. The ability to access the building and car park effortlessly using facial recognition has significantly improved residents' quality of life.


Moreover, the increased security has had a positive impact on property values. Potential buyers and tenants are increasingly drawn to properties that offer state-of-the- art security features. The Akuvox system has positioned Holiday Wharf as a leader in apartment complex security, attracting attention from across the region.


The success of this project has not gone unnoticed. Holiday Wharf has received numerous inquiries from other property management companies interested in implementing similar systems. This growing interest is a testament to the effectiveness of the Akuvox system and CIE-Group's expertise in delivering cutting-edge security solutions.


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